It helps to have a pedigree though some pumpkins live perfectly swell lives without them to grow through litigious lines of aesthetic concepts only to suffer the indignity of Halloween when I was mistaken for my mutt and didn’t bitch much. Kafka was still a puppy and a grey-jowled Tolstoy gnawed his microchip Chekhov’s bite was worse than his bark (he is, of course, a lap dog!) When Adam delved and Eva span, who was then the lit’ry man? one on either foot, well-healed despite the limp it’s better still to have a degree and better still to have integrity that will not submit to such tradition the way Dickens hated America locked in his room the way the public eye narrows and twitches in its burrow the ways of the world (despite all the bitchin’!) still give weight to the papered trail who needs paper toys, when money buries away all the cares of that world and the caves speak of the sea and Spooks is back on the BBC. when the masses bay for blood- a seat in Lords protects the back the way a Commons post cannot - so how much for a pedigree? Do tell me, sir, I’ll write a cheque right now. Let’s barter, then. And decide together. i’ll take russia, you japan, he can have africa, and she the amercias, the cousins can divide up europe, so that leaves the rest to good old uncle george a testament to faith this covenant of chosen whose righteousness steals
It helps to have a pedigree
14 December 2009